The Fiji Roads Authority has completed about 20 percent of restoration works in the Western and Northern Division.

The low pressure system that brought adverse weather to the country over the past three days has moved further south of the Fiji group.

The Ministry of Education has advised students, teachers, parents, and guardians that all schools will be open from tomorrow (Monday, February 20th).

Former Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Viliame Naupoto admitted that what he saw could not happen again in Fiji is a coup.

The United Nations Association of Fiji welcomed 45 trainees who will participate in a basic diplomacy training program.

An 11-year-old boy died after he was allegedly hit by a vehicle driven by a 17-year-old along the Queens Road, near Veisari in Lami, yesterday morning.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu has indicated that institutional changes will be made to laws that safeguard the iTaukei.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation serves over 90,000 people under its various social protection programs.

The heavy rain warning previously in force for the whole of the Fiji group has been downgraded to alert.

More stall vendors are interested in the GOLD FM ROC market as a place to sell and market their produce and products.

Bus routes and services may be disrupted in some areas of the Western and Northern Divisions due to road damage caused by torrential rain and resulting floods over the last three days.

Authorities are once again pleading with the public to refrain from swimming or attempting to cross flooded waters and crossings.